File:Letter addressed to Lt. General Boomer, 30 May 1991, Page 1 of 2 (5840050196).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionLetter addressed to Lt. General Boomer, 30 May 1991, Page 1 of 2 (5840050196).jpg |
Letters written by school age children from Camp Pendleton and addressed to Lieutenant General Walter E. Boomer upon his return from the Persian Gulf. The letters contain art work and references to the Marines' overseas deployments. "Dear Lt. General Boomer, How are you doing? What is it like to be a Lt. General of the base? I hope you like the ice cream party. How was the war? Was it a disaster? We wrote 1,600 letter for 1 month. Are you a three star General if you are i just wanted to now. My dad is a Sgt. he is in Okinawa. He is incharge of the gun mosly the riffls. He is incharge of the men in his platon. Do you like camp pendleton? It is a nice place. Sincerely, T (sic) Look on the back"
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Source | Letter addressed to Lt. General Boomer, 30 May 1991, Page 1 of 2 |
Author | USMC Archives from Quantico, USA |
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